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I made this bookend out of the base of an old piano. The picture is an ad for the Rodchenko Exhibit at the MoMA in NYC.
The art movement/genre of constructivism, specifically Soviet Propaganda styles, is what I used as my inspiration for this 10 photo series as well as my fiancé who is retiring from the Coronado Lifeguards after 30 years of service.
The images were taken with my Pentax DSLR K-3 and my trusty 18-270mm Pentax Lens. Photoshop Cloud was then used to create these images.
Adapatación de la Revista 23 a la vanguardia Constructivista. Nota principal Andres Calamaro + publicidades.
Tate Modern's new exhibition about two Russian Constructivism artists, Lyubov Popova and Aleksandr Rodchenko.
Chess table in the 'worker's club'.
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국민대학교 의상디자인학과 졸업 패션쇼 (The 38th Kookmin University Fashion Show)
Students of Fashion Design presented their gradution portfolios through a fashion show, Seoul, Korea, Sept 18, 2010. Its theme was "Constructivism(구성주의)."
(c) Kyung K. Park
chekist town, yekaterinburg, 1929-1936, architect: ivan antonov, veniamin sokolov
„Originally called the NKVD living quarters, the complex was nicknamed Chekist Town by the common folk. The project involved the construction of an extensive network of residential and public purpose buildings, including residential housing, cultural centres and health and educational facilities.
Communal houses for workers were regarded as an important socialist achievement made through a working class initiative. The working class strove to do away with inequality in living space distribution and rejected the former household order. The collectivisation commandments urged Soviet citizens to wash at public bath houses and eat at public factory-kitchens. Therefore lack of personal kitchens and bathrooms became a distinguishing feature of these houses. Nowadays apartments at the revamped Chekist Town, of course, do have bathrooms: they usually occupy former bedrooms and have inherited their large windows.
Built in the shape of a semicircle, Iset Hotel is the Chekist Town’s central architectural landmark. A top-down view reveals that the hotel, a former hotel-type dormitory, resembles a sickle, while the adjacent Sergo Ordzhonikidze House of Culture (currently housing the Urals Local History Museum) looks like a hammer. However, this subtle tribute was never officially recognised.
Residential buildings forming the outer border of the block are aligned towards the surrounding streets by 10 degrees, imparting a certain rhythm and dynamism to the block space.”
Tate Modern's new exhibition about two Russian Constructivism artists, Lyubov Popova and Aleksandr Rodchenko.
Room 12, 'worker's club'.
everydaylifestyle.wordpress.com/2009/02/12/rodchenko-popo...
Tsentrosoyuz building, Miasnitskaia Ulitsa 39, Moscow. Le Corbusier designed constructivist building constructed between 1929 and 1936. Le Corbusier submitted the winning design from 35 Russian and 3 overseas architects invited to participate in a competition. The building was to have accommodated 2,000 office workers of the Central Union of Consumer Co-operatives but was eventually used by the Commissariat for Light Industry. His design was for three glass faced rectangular blocks for the offices and a semi-circular end for the workers' club and auditoria. The overall plan was not realised and architects Pierre Jeanneret and Nikolai Kolli assisted in completing the work.
uraloblsovnarkhoz dormitory, yekaterinburg, 1930-1933, architect: moisei ginzburg
„The former dormitory only has two hallways running through the whole building on its third and sixth floors. These two hallways provided access to every single generic two-storey F-type cell within the dorm. Motivated by creative search as much as by communal housing ideas and a striving for cost-efficiency (strangely enough, even multi-storey solutions may prove rational), constructivists also aimed to improve sanitary conditions. Despite certain drawbacks, the multi-storey design with large windows and high ceilings in living rooms and lower ceilings and smaller windows in bedrooms enabled increased floor area and more spacious cells. Today these F-cells, promptly dubbed “effas” by the common folk, accommodate offices and workshops owned by painters union members. Most of the interiors were lost, but several of the F cells remained almost untouched.”
국민대학교 의상디자인학과 졸업 패션쇼 (The 38th Kookmin University Fashion Show)
Students of Fashion Design presented their gradution portfolios through a fashion show, Seoul, Korea, Sept 18, 2010. Its theme was "Constructivism(구성주의)."
(c) Kyung K. Park
The art movement/genre of constructivism, specifically Soviet Propaganda styles, is what I used as my inspiration for this 10 photo series as well as my fiancé who is retiring from the Coronado Lifeguards after 30 years of service.
The images were taken with my Pentax DSLR K-3 and my trusty 18-270mm Pentax Lens. Photoshop Cloud was then used to create these images.
Sólidos Postplatónicos del Constructivismo Crítico
Se llaman 'Postplatónicos' por influencia de la época actual en la mente del individuo contemporáneo: Sus deseos, vicios y virtudes. Realidades inexactamente repetidas.
El resultado de sus formas aleatorias invita al especatdor a imaginar estructuras móviles sin la pretensión y el tamaño de un monumento. Su volatilidad-dinámica permea conceptos tales como lo efímero y la memoria sin importancia.
Es asi, como el Artista logra capturar, sin él quererlo, la atención del público ávido del deseo de acceder a estas formas y contenidos indiscutiblemente fascinantes, pero sobre todo bellos.
Estos Sólidos toman como inspiración ideas del arte Neo-Concreto, más especificamente en el trabajo de la Artista Brasilera Lygia Clark, cuya obra da uso de bolsas plásticas y aire para elaborar formas y sonidos. Las formas de los artistas del movimiento Neo-concreto hacen referencias a las lineas rectas y al plano en el ámbito de lo tridimensional como por ejemplo en 'Parangoles' de Helio Oiticica o en los origenes del trabajo de Cildo Meireles además de la antes mencionada Clark.
La serie de los 'Sólidos PostPlatónicos' recuerda el uso de materiales de bajo presupuesto y de uso cotidiano, en este caso cartulina blanca y colbón.
Como parte del movimiento del 'Constructivismo Crítico', en el cual se retoman ideas de las vanguardias constructivistas Suraméricanas de los años 40's a los 60's pero se rechaza el uso de figuras geométricas tradicionales para una busqueda de nuevas formas constructivas con un plano.
El punto de vista del espectador es también muy importante en el sentido de que, por tratarse de figuras tridimensionales, su composición en el espacio se ve alterada por el movimiento de quien las observa.
La expresión formal de los 'Sólidos Postplatónicos' es indudablemente un regreso a la gloriosidad artística de las vanguardias Latinoaméricanas del siglo XX.
Moscow. House of Mosselprom, architects N.Strukov (1912), D.Kogan, A.Loleit, V.Tsvetaev, Kalashny lane, 2/10 (1923-1924)
Historical Typographic Sequence - Russian Constructivism.
Investigation into Russian Constructivism as relation to modern times.
Constructed moquette of the letter "E" from Eurocentric typeface.
Inclusion of multiple sketchbook pages, handmade sketchbooks, research, timelines, and history.
국민대학교 의상디자인학과 졸업 패션쇼 (The 38th Kookmin University Fashion Show)
Students of Fashion Design presented their gradution portfolios through a fashion show, Seoul, Korea, Sept 18, 2010. Its theme was "Constructivism(구성주의)."
(c) Kyung K. Park
Abandoned 1920s appartments building after fire.
Электросталь, заброшенное многоэтажное жилое здание 1920-х годов после пожара. На углу работает магазин.
Galería Arroyo, muestra GEOMETRIAS (Enero,Febrero 2010)
Tomasello, Martín Blaszko, Manuel Alvarez, Juana Heras Velasco, Cristian Mac Entyre, Eduardo Mac Entyre, Leopoldo Torres Agüero, Martín Cáceres, César López Osornio, Raúl Mazzoni, Jorge Pereira, Gabriel Berlusconi, Francisco Isasmendi, Dalmiro Sirabo, Pablo Edelstein..
Historical Typographic Sequence - Russian Constructivism.
Investigation into Russian Constructivism as relation to modern times.
Constructed moquette of the letter "E" from Eurocentric typeface.
Inclusion of multiple sketchbook pages, handmade sketchbooks, research, timelines, and history.
L'université de Moscou : les constructions et projets se basaient sur une esthétique "stalinnienne" priviliégiant le monumental et le pompeux : il s'agissait d'impressionner. Les goûts de Staline s'accomodaient peu de l'austérité. Luxe ostentatoire, décors lourds de signification et gigantisme sont alors la norme. C'est une architecture du paraître (qui a plutôt bien vieillie)
Construit dans les années 1950 sur les rives de la Moskova, sept tours staliniennes, appelées familièrement "les sept soeurs" sont les pièces centrales de l’architecture moscovite :
■L’Hôtel « Ukraine »
■L’Hôtel « Leningrad »
■Le Ministère des Affaires Étrangères
■Le Ministère de l’Industrie lourde
■L’Université d’État Lomonossov
■Un immeuble d’habitation sur la berge Kotielnitcheskaïa
The Narkomfin Building is a block of flats in Moscow, designed by Moisei Ginzburg with Ignaty Milinis in 1928, and finished in 1932. A fine example of Constructivist architecture and avant-garde interior planning, it is presently in a dilapidated state; most units were vacated by residents years ago.
Camera - russian half frame Chaika-2.
More about Narkomfin Building see here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narkomfin_Building
Here is an image I created for a college project on constructivism. Basically we we're required to research the history of photography and its Art movements, we were then given an Art movement and we had to look into it in more depth and create our own photographic piece of work, that links with constructivism and today's society. This is mine. I wanted to portray the idea that Iphones or even any type of phone are larger than life at the moment, like an invasion of technology. There is not a person that walks by that you don't see on a phone these days.
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